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, \ rA MER.R r \ V0L- XI?NO. 5~V~~~ South Carolina Che DR. EUGENE A. ADAMS who was made the State Standard Bearer for the Bishopric at the General Conference Delegdtes' Meeting held at?Allen?Univeruity ^last Tuesday, needs no introduction to the Connection. For Ire hag" been associated with the leaders cf the dCiYioniation for quite a few years. The State's Candidate has a wide circle of friends . tfyat will "exhaust every honorable means for his elevation next May. I)r. Adams has b< en trained in some oi the t>est schools in the entire educational system, and will ~ reflect, credit upon the bench of Bishops. While ho is preparing, a statement ior publication,, he acknowledges his sincere gratitude to his staunch supporters for their suffrage at the ballot box last Tuesday. Walhalla News The Flat Ko:k Baptist Sunday school met as usual. Sunda iy. The * lesson w .s beautifully taught. Mr, Jones, Sv.pt. niade some very encouraging remarks. 4 p. m. the B. ;T. U. \yi s largely attended. Topic The Greatest o"t" These is Love" was opened by Mr. Foster/ J opes and others. Prof. G. H. Wasliihgt n lectured o i - love. ,Tln. W\v Galile Bapl S nd:iy school met ..s usual,Mr. J. Mmjir; Supt. Sunday night, lie,v. .1. T. Robiiison pleached an inspir tional sermon. The Tiihity M. K. (" nreh Sv day school is progress in g. At 11 a. m "Rev. Stokes brou/ ~ to us some practical and w.r.d r_ iui remarks. The Cal/ury P. ; ?'ist Sunday school nut ;as usuM. .Mis. .Mary Winston, Su;,t. At 11 a. m. R Vv. J. W. flecks I?-;!, the congregational to the'cross ? Everyone^ "went away- ins, ired. The following teachers motored ? Anderson. .Saturday?u. nt.end ^Third Congressional District G to up Meeting at Rpvd Street iL Schciol, Prof: infd. .Mi si^G.#-fr. W sli ington, Mrs. Fiances Whitner. Miss Clara Mae 'Grant and Pi of. Wilson. Mrs. r.vK w Jismi, .Mis.es Ruth *" and Nellie P. Giant uioiori 1 to Ar derson Sat u ml ay on a business" trip. Mr.- Fd-nk IF ward. Misses Amanda Walker, Marie Robinson and Mr. -IIili n Robinson motored to Wilmington, N. C. Saturday on a' sad occasion. The . lattei r b: other's wife'died. They returned Sunday. Areonif* nied them was Little Thelma Robinson, age 1, to live with her grandmother. Mrs. Nettie Rcbinson. Mrs. Ellu Mancc of Anderson ' visited here Monday and Friday ' as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ml-ttison and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dock flogeig moved into tljeir new home on the WallyaUa-Westmil i.-'ter 11 ighway. Prof, and Mrs. R. W. Ar old of Westminister Visited in Walh 11a Mc'ntl.-y.r while hero, they spent several hours at the home of Prof and Mrs. G. II. Washington. * Mrs. Frances Floyd of Midway and Mrs. Wairen Ilalland of Scut 1 ca were the dinn:>r guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Goldsmith. Later " in the evenidg, Mr. -nd M>rs. II Gaines and daughter, Miss Campbell and Miss Em mil D. Holland all or Sonera spun n pieasam 1tornoon with Mr. l,iil Mrs. Goldsmith No Paper Next W6ek. I ? In order to give our employees one week's rest during the year, from ihe exacting duties of puW lishing a newspaper, there will pt no paper next week. The next paper will be issued Jan. 4, 19J6. We wish all a Merry Christmas -T*. and a Happy ar.d Prosieroua New r Year. \ < -i. *_! ... J Y CHRIS' ' %.% - ?t J 31 S >ice for Bishop .Howard Univ. Dean Received Ph. D. Benjamin E. Mays, Dean of the | School of Religion of Howard Uni- i versity, received the doctor of philosophy degree from the Uni- I versity of Chicago, Tuesday, Dec. 17th. Dean Mays specialized in the Department of Christian The- I ology and Ethics and wrote his dissertation on the subject "1'h? Developement of th^Idea of God in Contemporary ircgro Literature." This" is the third signal V,rin?w n. .... itxiiut x' (tn Auajro nan ivvvnmi thjfs yo^r. In June, Bates College elected him to membership in the Phi Beta Kappa Society; also to membership in the Delta Sigma Rho. the National Forensic Socitey. Cheraw News In spite of inclement weather many church goers found th mselyes in sonic church of the city. At 11 :.'50 the Rev. F. \V. Prince.' " of 1'ic IV preached a strong and forceful sci num. All who heard him felt that they h d been.benefited. .J l_i ' Mrs. M; . L. Foster cur ijoynty .supervisor and sou. .miss atu i-mi Johnson and Mr. Robert Bid lie of Chesterfield worshiped at Pee 1 U-c on Sunday.. ",u Mrsc Foster g;ive a very tiiv.ejv and interesting talk on "Preventinjr and cure of tuberculosis." Suiwy school whs called to order at jits i sual hour with Supt.. . ar.d.ti ju Ivrs. at tlicirpost of duty, The city was shocked over the .slid Jen i-'eathlof .Mrs. X. Gaitzy who1' was 'found dead at her home on Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. fFrneral services were held at the j Saw .Mill Baptist Church on Menday,' at 3 o'clock by her pastor. ; Rev. F. \V. Prince. She leaves to j ivniiai Is r pas- in": r s'om sb*er ! andI brother ?nd a host of relatives ami friends. Mr. A. I'owe drparte I this life ion Tuesday morning and \ra; l'unI vralized at the Wesley M. K. ! Church' on Thursday conducted by ; his nastor._ Ho leaves to ill urn ; his passing a wife and a number j of children. The home of Mr. Geoige W. Me ]Cal! was destroyed by fire on Mon ] ( kyv niK'ht. j The I'e.. Bee Choral Cluh spoil i sorei Silver Tea on Sunday eve iiingat 5 o'clock at the home of I .Miss Rurdette J<nes.: ? We arc all looking foi.w t\! to I tlnT Christinas Carol Concert that s to be given on Sunday night. 7at Pee D.c by the Choral I "Cluhr. . Announcement has been made .of"1 he marriage of Miss Pe rl Harrinvrtpn and Henry Walter Gechlis i on December 31, in C'.ieraw, S. C. Mi.-s Harrington is the younger daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. Ii. A I Harrington of Cheraw. She is a' I gi adi:?-te " of State College.: For I several years she has been engaged in business in New York Citv. Mrs. Estcll Chapman of Camden I Road is 111. We wish her a speedy I recovery. Dec. 16, . 1935?The Robert Small 'Graded and Junior High j school has a wonderful group of J students this year, they are not as large in number but they make j up and really surpass thet defaul i in character and intelligence. Th ! school is moving along with the | case of an Eagle under the leadership of its very efficient Principal j Prof. ~Jv E. PMyden and his excel-. ! lent faculty- TThc school caters t > i the activities that tend to develop 1 the student all round. The classes are being directed daily in the standard courses of the state airr? I '. '.ell child is demanded to cover a (Certain amount of work for pro 1 motion. The school carries boys and girls basket ball for those who choose tp play. Fair play and an adherence to the rules -.'-re taught ! i no scnooi nopes 10 nave lor tnc j boys and girls who love "Robert S??eM another grade (10th) added by the beginning of the nex t >r.m. i r The atmosphere created here is I just the thing for the well tUinki ing parent. We would like to dej velop all four of the II'c that rrf ke ! a well rounded individual. Head, j Heart. Health and Hand. Chapel j exorcise takes care ef the he it. Classrooms the Head. Athletics and Socials the Health and we : no?1 Domestic and Manual Art for the Hands; When ncor the ,f school come* in and ask for the I principal who will gladly receive you. , The Emancipation Celebration i wll he held this year in West ' M. E. Church of thfs city. The ' 'guest speaker is the Dr. W. H. Marshall, M, D, of Belolt, Wis. : H,-. *.?"r?KMT isft Che raw boy and we nlan to give him a big welcome . hack home. On this day we ask | the cooperation of the near by towns. I.ot's swell the crowd and the treasury. A program of local 1 nt will h0 rendered in connection with the speaking. f'omo itf". a|1. Prof. J. E. Papden,. Prin. of the Public School, President of the Association. -- : e Pat COLUMBIA, SOUTH 1 ~~ j~~ At?0 1 I> 1*ATA/?^C1 I jl vni.i ai x x ujvi 1/9 J. For N. Y. A. C. A. Johnson, Negro "Trepre- "R sentative on the State Advisory |; Committee of the National Yout- t Administration, caiH^ attention to j tl the fact that there are four Fed- f eral projects in operation which J r. -nrovide?money for work projects f in this stSte.: (1) Community and v recreation Ktdcrship, , (2) rural youth development, (3) public service training, and (1)'research, on' whichi youhg person from relief families can he employed at one- ! j third time and one-third security j j wage. It is necessary that specific and ' definite proposals for ( worthwhile community projects he. made under these four heads. 11 These projects 'must be of ~Ve.nl * educational -value to the youth 1 employed. .. _ , T'?o State?Ad visotv.-Committee ; should be'used as-a'clearinff house for local projects. This is especially dtslPable in regard to youth community development and roe- j reation, and Rural Youth develop- a mot. ' . i i?; * A plication blank- f>r proj cts , may be secured from the local X < Y. A. Advisory Comniitte. -The f State officials, with headquarters ( in the Exchange BuiTdimr. are: , Dr. Roger I., foe. State Director; (j Mr, Si \V. Rabb, Director of Projects; Miss Rebecca Reed, Educational Director. , . Miss .Tuanita J. Saddler,- form; f erly Dean r f Women. Disk University, has been appointed to the National Yrtihh Administration [ stat1. Washington. I). C. " H t) In calling on the leaders of our people throughout the State, Mr. ".Tbhrson, asks that, we work to-- a jrether for the improvement of k conditions wkul. affect the young ( I people iii whoiir we -arc so very ; j nrpcli interested by taking-advan- s tujfc 01 rrr present opportunities. Holly Hill News ! ? ? ( The-'- Holly Hill Rosenw'ai 1 sci.ooj has in many interestintr ' features l'or the holidays It' yon I' are (U'lifjhteii in clean amusements come this way. yo-.i wont, regretit. The Priiuipal, Prof, Roberts t is plannin r. to ,havi.? the talking ? P'ttures come to tie- auditorium" c orcc a week. We Liust ht. will be -s si ect .'sf'.l, for t,-v.is wi'l provide s the b: ys and Kiths?with-a giat-t'. n position of the amuse unfit they k long for an'.-tfiej will elso h> nil- r der tiie supervision of parent and telle! er. Thpre will he two plays ,y | vriv. n at the audito'rum this we. k, n Tli st i.le nts . :ov certainly . e.r- e: joy in jr the hot lunch. They really a yeeni to Hve more interest, in tin (> afternoon classes tli n they haw' a had h foie stalling with it. u The Rrigiit Slat. School, i n lei His. Cassie Cojliyr is doiijK splelididh/fi Tiey are planning to sttiii ], -Kii. 'iioi lni' 1] iuTJ mm; .v. Tii 4, moth rs el b in tlnit si-hnnl U working h i<I to make . conditions w around an! in "tho ? school more ? c.'mfortablo. 0 . Mi,<s Anna Spann. teacher "c?f. the Uavctu-ll .-'(. hook was a picas. lit caller in Holly Hill Saturd y J on business. = Miss S; aim reports a successful term so far. t flu- l.ovrly Hill Hapti.-d ( r. me ; p is doing a spU ndidMvork. Sunday j school, op-lied at tl;c* .usual hour j. Sun lay morning, .with the Supt. (] Robert Shipman ;>nd the Secretary Av U ri i -U Washington in their plac- ] a e's. The lesson was vigorously ], discussed by 1'roiV Roberts. .Mr.' f, Morris Kdwards. ?vh,1 others. It jr | was reviewed by the pas lor, UcV. ^ Hooks of .Colombia, S, C. Devot- 0 ional services before the sermon ! j, was fed by deacons Simmons an 1 ^ Cain.'1 The pastor's text wi-s tak-: ^ en front Janfts 1:12 "Bkssod is : 1 the ir.an that enduretli tempta- ; v ti.n." It v.as a soul .-timing s.j-! moii. We ha<l m.iny visitors pre- , ; sent, several from lit the! Church, r Mr. .M. \V. Kdwards male a wry interesting talk iii faivor of our jv hew pastor, Rev; Hooks? V Kvcning services began with de / votiot.s led by brothers Mpyant and Shipman. . The Willing Workers Club, of .1 This church will meet Isiiby .rvF-? ning. 0:00 p. in., i^t the school au- , *' ditorium. , ' " UnV-y's pastor and members s' re;mt having excellent services . all day Sunday. They have a very _ lino Sunday school that is -doing !' cretil'blc work. * ^ Bethel Church has a number one " junior choir C at renders sweet u music every first and third Sunday '' nights*, and will render a Christ-t *' mas Pageant Sunday night "The X'ight Before Christmas." Ser- 01 vices at both churches of the Holly ; *!ill Ch ^wre ex eel lent Sun-1'J d .y, for Ilov. l'armercur efficient."' pastor is able to deliver the goods, i At the.evening services he preach- j C e<! from Luke t :\K (rronlrwss j Through Service." Rev! Farmer ^ and his wife will move in this hi week. The people- of this com-I milnity will he. prot?d?To have s* them in their mdist. ft The Yulctide is right arotind hi the corner and every hoy, girl, 01 man and woman, even" the hearts fc of the field and birds of the air rl seem to poscss a different spirit, ai We hope that spiritiwill nutke you ; S anew as it did the Shepherds of C: old. An ! nv y you have a very s< Merry Christmas and a Happy ui Nmw Year:-? 7?w - - * ?' _ -r 1 m. . J. i Ji -u -? \ ? ID A HA iimn I CAROLINA', SATCKDAV, I) Ylpha Phi Alpha Awards Scholarships. Atlanta, Ga.?Two additionalcholarships of one hundred dol;irs inch have been awarder! by ~ he Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity,; ccording to an announce ment roni the cttice of tht Fraternity's ( ' >irector of Kdueation, Prof, lt.ay- J ' ord W. Lopan of Atlanta ""CnC : ! cr.sitv Thl? vppin'onlo 4 #?#? ?% '" ro David Alfred Graves. of Yirinia Union University, lsichim ml . 'irginia, and Lcndor Conrad Ncsitt of the University of Illionois, j 1 liana, Illinois. Those awards aye a part oPjtbiid allotments of .SJ..101I made <i?*f -j u'g the past two years by the Al- J >ha Phi Alpha Fraternity, ae- . aiding to" Prof. I.ogau. Horticulture Tips ? '! I', v *.L.sliiias ^oasi.n?igain ap. ir.oaclves, and as the cu. Loin has. ilways been, people from every- : yhei-e nisii lu get tH i; si,arc > " vergreen for home d. eolations.. )ur Holly and Cedars 1. weveV, are ' ast Incoming a "Vanishing Ainc- 1 ieati." Its production is decrease ng yearly. Beear.se bf this great cc Cease, Garden Club.- and Curst (>rganizatlions_jilL giver Ameica are urging .the *pul?lic to sub- 1 litu'te other evei greens'"for deco- ' ajjon-purposes. ' _ The following is an article writl'U Ity.Mr. P. C. Lane, teaehrr of L-rrieuft-ure -trt?booker Washing [>11 High SchocTT on 'what plants an be substituted and how. Christmas, a season of joy, peace ' iwl gopd wishes, set aside ,to cderate the birth of Jesus, the Christ ' 'hild, the-only begotten son of ( iod. Whom shall believe in him ' hail have' everlasting life. This - the code of Christmas, therefore ! f you b-lleve.in Christ you believe ' n peace, happiiUss ar.il good * heers to your, fellow men. A g< od ' hi Ltian is . a Christian for I1G5 / ays. Therefore let us all be good - : 'hristlahs and not limit our hap- ! ii'.ess, good chet rs and well wish- 1 s to the Christmas season. . It has been the Custom' down 1 hrough ages to- hang some form 1 f green with red as is companion ' olor as a symbol of Christmas * r rrsj'nT ~ l^n foid-tinatelyf' the bolly 1 eo'ms to have -met 'the require-' ' rent. It has bright green long sting Raves bearing a flaming ? L-d 'cluster of berries. By promiscuos methods of haresting this plant for-the Chrjstuis seaison its gfowfh has tie-, leased alarmingly.. The holly is v ry slow growing pbint. To estory a five foot plant is only ' matter of a* few seconds and it ! ilLtahe five .years or more, for 1 not her five foot plant to grow. If a plant with bright green < :ay> s (_f lasting quality and red J crrics nr.-?needed! why not sub ? titute some domesticated plant.i ' hieh will more than .rhake up in' -' ow plants in oii< year thc amount ! 1 f linibs ? cut I'wr. .1 !.i ? ?'..l" ! hints (or plants used for bcauti- ( ieaticm in the shrub border, and : i)undation planting) as a substi- i uto for tin- native nlnnts. Such ' 1 lunt* as I.igustrum Lucidunt or! apanose Privet, a fast tall prow- : 11 ip t vorprcen with clusters of! ark blue berries in the fall and 4 inter. Lipustrum, Japanacum ' n 1 the Wax I.eaf I.ipustrum, a j ! nver grown shrub of the same ! iniily, with waxy leaves and i Inglish Ivv make a pcod base for | r? aths. Use leaves ar.d branches j f these plants as a substitute for ; ] oily leaves. The Chinese Junipei j , tricta. common cedar, Deodora s r,r. be used in the place of th'* ative running pine. The red crries of the Xandin and of the ! | tinlde ros may be used as a s ib , j fitute for the sod berries of the . j lpustruni Lucnlum. make a fine ]. vnlrast apainst the silver preen . t ackprown of the Junipers. The j >aves of the Red Oak also may 0 a used to blend color. ! n Why not ust. a living" Christ- / [ las tre.e ? The American Afbon , i, itae nir.kec a p(o<! trfe for this p urpose. It is easily moved and j tn withstand the change of new ^ lrroundinp wonderfully. ?--j Be sure to pet a small tree aout three or four feet high. It i m Ik; usul for a number of years v ofcro it crows too tall to> niovo.,: j, imply lift it from the garden ith a ball or earth around the f tots and wrap in a sack. After ^ to holidays replant it in the yard.' c. his type of tree is a duel pur- ( =o tro(>. It provides beauty in the ndscapo or yard'n am) acts as ' Christmas tree for the heme",,, urine the Christmas holidays. ! \ It. seems a cruel waste of plant j: fe to cut' down yearly a forest " trees that have grown through ' to years to please jf 'whim of iimanity which lasts only a week, j What could be finer, than a nail living Christmas tree t o < row up with the youngsters year > year? I.ot us make a note on ar Christinas list to have one < >r the family this year. After all < ants <hv Kave some feeling and e the direct handiwork of God. s o yen s.eo that it would bv* a v hristian act on our part to pre- t ;rve the handiwork of God by p sing them in our intelligent and n oiiouilcal way. . k 1 ' ^ PPY NE> 0 ?ti EC. 21, 19:i5 Second Camp For Negro Girls Nearing C1 o se. - Camp Alan Johnsrunc.^in N. Y7A. < ducational camp for Nejrro {rirls located .seven miles nor'tli if Charleston has been qyitc a. filter-, of- interest f<?r the past -wen weeks.- \Vith 'Miss Rebecca M. Johnson as director and Mifes Shadie Spears educational direoor the successful term was mad'* lossjblo in addition to the eeoperiti .n of ah efficient staff. The total enrollment of students las-^reuehod ,103 r' preaontinpr 27 ouiitics in South Carolina. The corner women haw been tautrht . lie fundamental subjectswhich, vill he iiseCfpl.'lifter h aving-camp ilontr. with eVyierativc living.. The subjects studied are Kmrlish, I'-ome Keen'omies. Sdcif.l Science, l''ft'oi!0|iii(!i, Music," Hvci'tie. Tfra natics, Physical Education, Civics *nd Community Problems. Many hospit.-ilit ios?have beeiihoy.n the campers during their <tay. Various educational trips I i 'lu'h?Chai'l1 i't tm?irrrd?i ii inity i';.ve been made possibb tlunngk he kindness ard ei!Yits oi"a* lu*al committee from 'Charleston <)'n^isiir.;c of Mrs. Alice I.aSaine, -K. l. i.b 11 . and Ar hiit I! waul. Tiie camp will close' 'Dec. 'Jl-t: nanv campers will leave relucantly having gained much in such f-'hnrt pi:rio<^ time. Peder ated (1 ijb_Notes Chester.-' The Deeenih* r meetnir of the Marion H. Wjnlkinson ih nit ed Chb was held at. the tome of Mrs. J. S. Allen on -Lap. ast? r street. Tuesday afterno'on,. )eeember 10th. Following th?' lisuai custom of cinembrring the home, the Club etc I to send a donation of S5.00 o the Wilkinson Home for Xmas. Always the Club has been inter? >ted" and instrumental in pronoting worth while civic move-' h>nts : r the hen'fit "of the color-] u citizens. i no Liub is trying to i i rouse ~t Im "TrrtPTost of tVn? citizens r if C.hestr in celebrating Emaneiintion Day. January 1. 1930. The Ministers of all the churches with mnnihuit' and influential men of \t'n hjive boon called together' ' >r the purpose of rhinnimr a suit- , hie program. The Clflb Is Very deuiuyirs that all citizens cooperate n making this celebration an im M'ossivo. and fitting* one. It will held at-the A.}l.E. Zion church it 11 o'd'ick. All friends nr? in-i ite'd. ^ t i -. 11: husitv. >s mect.ag the; iostess presented a very appi-on iato and beautiful Christmas I migrant: Piano solo. Miss. Matil- j !a Alien; address. Miss Fannie B r. 'asso.ll; solo. Miss Ottjc Crofti;! 'iano sol ?. MiSs Lira Belle Tor-; ~~i.i' c.: an . rii;i:iat~Tnjo act )da.v by Wis. Allen,, entitled: "Gifts for j he Kino:." Characters: Miss's . Tilth Crosby. Mabel Hill, Matilda Mien, I.H-H-e-Gathorine Crosby, Pedis Heathers and Joseph Crosby. Several visitors were present: disses Ottie Green. Agnes Wil-1 in:n* and Bessie Pickett and Mrs! >. C. Ciu shy. The next nte'ting will; be held; hi the second Tuesday of January.-j-V.!I members are urged to be pres-U [vcv. I\ R. Sheahan To Speak ! Rev. Paul R. Sheahan of _ Char- i oite. \*. C. will speak at Chap- I wile Station A.M. F. Church on ' i ',-nday. Dec. J2nd. j ; Tlu> program is as follows: 3:30 p. ni. Prayer meeting will i ?e cortrFuctelj by Mr. Pressley of b. t It el A. M. E. Church, Sister j i bii- v Bannister of Trinity C. M. ! ' 1. Church. Dca. MeKnight of An-f< ioeh Baptist Church and Dca. : i Iavncs of Antioch; 3:50 p. m. i pening by Chappeile, Station j i uisie choir and Gilbert Chappeile i lajvtist choir: 3:55 p. m." scripture ( .'s> n. Dr. Mingo, pastor of Wes-M ny M, E. Church; Hymn, lined by i j lev.' Grant, pastor of Chappeile ! Ration: 1:00 p. m. welcome ad-.j ' i ess.. Rev. Grant, pastor of Chap telle Station; 1:05 sermon^ Rev. j1 'aill R. Sh< a htm (white) of Char- j ^ it to; 1:50 p. m. selection, Har- : ( iionv Kink Quartet; 4:53 p. m.1 lie.' ion. St. Jau-'S A. M. K. !' "hrreh choir: 5:00 p. m. remarks. ' Ir. W. Ilolle.v cf the Holley Fun-1 ral Homo; 5:15 p. m. selection,!, 'n.pitol Quartet; address, "Citizen- * hip." Attorney John \V. Jennings j f Columbia; remarks. Dr. Hali-i"1, itpn: remarks. Rev. J. P. Xeal of j.f uttioch; closing remarks, Rev.: Iniih r, pastor of St. James. The public is most cordially in'- 1 ited. to attend tins program. tRev. !. \V. Grant, pastor Rev. R. D. Miles, Director III 1 *1 IWi ?*' ? ji.\/?i i'm'a tti'ttst TO COM* ^ PKTE AT CONVO. . j <iftox. W. Peters, former world's ] invituiiv Cliaivpion Typist and imner-up, 10.15* World's Prof' s- , ional Typewriting Championship ill demonstrate speed and trick ] vpinpr atrthe Alpha Phi Alpha , Vatemity Convention, which will neft in Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 28 t o 31?t. ^ 7 _ _ _ ? N YEAR _____ V The Man Wit For the lhtr JuSI'Iv\Its f Surnr-r, who was>' ur.itnimu'uslj ehdui sed ;?t thi' Statc-tv i it; .Meet ii'-K f?"the Cunnectional Vomit I'eople'sJ Department is n riiai with almost aji unequal. tab lit t? ' t'tlil V'>n?it-T people. In : in: ?h . State-liceIs that *th.. yjmlh (ir litem of'the Church will. In- easily solved. Our caij'didat- hu>' no' only a superior vision but.a "p' ram of Avhich the 'Church.- wil never know until he is elected at New York next May1. S"Uth Carolina, has iri the Rev. Mr, Spears est what th? Denomination need? to nial;e -f candor that mon-inl H>. partment. He has a larce number of votes- to his credit in (i'e.neral cd to assure' his election can he o cured at the General1" f'<infei of 1936. H<Mp us and we. will help you. Christmas sHells When, Ch-!s.tmsa IhUs. re tolling low, , And the show falling fast.r- thai ever befoie: Then comes Old. Sunt a with ' his sliding sledge To greet the ehihhyn who i> shin her Uv _J * 'jL "* *** When Christmas l>e!rf' are to! line - low An 1 Old Man Stnta is ,,t voir door, With ,i'>y ami-Toys to greet you well, Your mind and hoar: von can not tell.. When Christmas -hells are tolling, low. \nd twinkling lights around. your door. ~ To greet Old Saliva \y- loipie then And th n T rov. oil wit. a!! g<\<< cheer. When Christmas' hells aio tolling low. Over the 111 . nt'. in fa>t and TTou' Cuniec mid Tonne irrn i.r-?m Wh'ito lu ad, An 1 a beautiful cap "f wh.lt an' red. When Christni-as ho!!-- are tm'.ir.low. And QkL.llan Sant.. is riding $lb\V, Then til ink <>f others ;* : away. Uhn.no toys with ' > n!a\. (P.v Klizaluih- Lawrer.ee>, Morris Coll -ire Freshman. . Ward News The Sunday school v.a< wrrKiied at the usual hour. 10:do o'elo.;!; by the Supt., Mr. Waddie lints, whieh was enjoyed by a!'. The lesson^v <,s t'.rpht by Mr. Otis Wattei'ssron.l was, re \ i vc 1 be Dee. Alonzo Davis. .The a'?:ho; * lVcvo at their post of mui/ and al [honph ino .veathD- v< D. ciM a i",.. amber of 1 .? < .r.d ui!l.vas at Sunday sch. ol. -M' >" the Anchors a ail buniaj M nol.stulentS see lift to be qioifed ovei 11 ? ie\v Supt.. Mr. Wa^die Davi;. C'n_ oalizinp th i; the pr.cnt (? .; s near , Mr. K. W. Witters," brother "hie froni Atlanta, (la. Saturday vhich was quite a surprise to him. Ml were plad to see int. Mr. Luie Walters aiid family bT" " ..1 .l.:_ c - ... ! . ujuiiiuiti, v . arc* pipuninp: spend the Xnias nf ih. ir mothr ind father. The children s" y they .vill be very-glad when Xma^ tomes. There will be a Xir.as tree at ^ine Hill Church New Year night, '"very body is irivit.d. School News Every body is getting ready .for. Xm s. l)on't forget tl)o social WV.'nesifty night,' which will ho be at the school 1 uditorium. Don't miss it. the first social his year. Come.,oni\ conic all, and tnjoy yourself. Admission fee 5c A Christmas Pnroant wilt be riven at the school house Friday light of this week. Si he on time, plenty of jolyos, latest music. We hope that every student is putting every effort to make a food report for Christ nv s Seals >n Friday-to the. Chairman, Mrs. VI. E. Crawford. Wll?the?ptudents?and teachers ?re glad to get a sewing m chine i' }> > !. ft "ha-s already brought new life in the sewing class. We wish everybody a Merry Ohrtatmas arid a Happy New Year. TO ALL! *_ PPHl'i K. rTikTTu m. . <J V-? Iliil 1 P h a Plan Young Peopled | V cv a f i(i n a 1 (* u i d a nee Relegate .Returns j I' ' i' 1-vJi. Supervisor G. j A. < !.:j?;V>iu City schools, . .. ji v.si riitl ;i.:. w'( k fiuin Atlanta .?* .-v. \vei/ a- a t;? locate to the | ' - i1''?p?\ irat'i<?tial (Ju.idunce ;i: 1- cati n < ! .Xejrroes* The |.v au 11 o v. a - in. session Dec. *9-. | 1J. a: fi. V'; < 1 hy ti:? National ' ' ' . j-a.. :.;.i i cni< ;? ncr, J) r . I*!a!:!.!i>....1. K-'lIor, Harvard Uni A-f :s:tv. Diiietor. _ " ..! i-rison, ptrill the south- ts-.p: j, loadt" -educators, out* . /, '*' ? ''busimss and.in* . ! .j*"11'' ?tH;?fidd of ?r^? n ! government , . ; - ?- -frfs nihil ; ; ''' v*VT!ays of ' _ J.h' ' ' ' rt.n titost acute _ .. , Negro in the vari;/' i r in the Week !'vv" .wasgiven to the f; r' > i).- and sug-. !!!', :. I", wilv -brought ?'! ' ' > ' 'fsiO-><-r.cV that the ? '* r.try. and espec- " ' ?. ' " v.' t;'h. l av. a very def1 It1" 4? i?i-??j,i'i '.'rind??*4re? ! v ^ j'1* ' I hv i'resiij.-nt i, uv":-v. ? - - - -- - ' ~?: ? ! Mrs A. Todd Passes i i.' ~ ' | J v;::- . *. A-::-r a fingering ill| he? s, vX-Mia- Toil j )%ss*d a. way here at i- home during the past w e':. She ;? everyone knew *" ^*a-s a -v-i v ' up.,! fri'.ndly di>p- .-:r;'-::, \v:.s .learly, loved by white a- w; a (" i red. For more than two yTtv- -r.y hid hecn in doclilih ' : ( . bore it patiently ar.-i with a smile she'd ' always >ay she was just waiting .j and tryst ire .in t Lord. She '-"T, ' :-a L ii r. 1 in need, 'J pill a dear 1' v-; o: her church I'wa< a s to-war !? ;-, president of the j Williiitr W" liters iJ. ar.i and tool?? j part in a!i church activities. She j was funerali/.e I *t Bethel A. M. E? , ch:.ivi. ' Surday af>rnocn bv an . . ox-pn-ti lit v.- J. B. Smith. Abbe.vilh*, ) elr.p ao-dsde"! by Revs. Boney. Boyd. .1 }.:.> n and other? ^ solos Mis Odessa Sand"' rs and {and .Mrs. K. >\;Xels*n. Obituary j Prof. Sanders. She leaves t- o mourn (.no daughter Cincinnati, ; Ohio; two broth: is," 2 prands^ a | grt at-prard;'nieres', nephews. and ! a. host ' !' relatives and friends. Beautiful.^iiurr.l. tributes were gi ven. ~ . . / .( '* ? . .. J RF.V. T. .1. MILKS,. D. D. Tlw T?. v T i \r;)co ...u_ s? _ ..v -.w .. * . ?/. .uit wuv lur t-ycah? hn~.V-oor. one;of the leaders : in South Carolina,; recently an! tvuneed himself a Connectional j Candida*- for Bishop at the Gent'cral Conference to ,be heUl in New j Yoi k next May, IDLE MOMENTS. IIy r. J. DeLaine THE ETERN AL"NOW. When I think upon the past, the I errors I've made, the pood I've | | done; ' ' Along ivy life's, eours<\ the which I've already tun; Arid how I'd build a character without;defect or stain, j Could I recall those .hours back * j again. : . i When I plan the future, the hour -I st+d?E throw fTVCSyl" In pitching battjes for the com inp: day, , Jn cli:p-r too eonqust. or suf- ? ferinp defeat", ' - .? All these arc accomplished e'er I the enemy meet, 3d So I find jvvs'lf thus between the two cxtrinu'R rtf fate, If I'd improve upon thq one I am t o soi-n, the other quite too BtYf "since the past"-and future to the present bow, If I'd be a hero I must master Trow. ???jH